Contests Set for Gift Purebred Gilts to Boys in 18 Townships
The Cedar Valley Fair awards 18 purebred female pig gifts to boys ages 12 to 13 chosen through contests conducted by A. A. Burger with dates and locations across Washington Union Cedarvalls Waterloo townships. Winners will exhibit sows and progeny at the fair next fall with prizes and ongoing breed participation planned for five years.
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Cedar Valley Fair Association
H. C. Moeller
J. L. Batley
A. A. Burger
Washington
Union
Cedarvalls
Waterloo
J. W. McCaffree
Cedar Falls
Big Creek
Cedar Townships
Lester
Bennington
M. J. Mapes
Dunkerton
Mt. Vernon
East Waterloo
Urbangide Farm
Waverly
Barclay and Poyner
Tyrol Poyner’s
Raymond
Fox
Spring Creek
H. H. Benarden
Jubilee Consolidated School
the Fair Association
G. E. Hemstreet
Duroc Jersey
Poland
China
Fair Association
Eeach
Waterloo soldier Carl Hicok back from overseas in America
Telegram confirms Pvt Carl Hicok of Waterloo has returned to New York from France after serving in the Rainbow division. His brothers Ray and Hugh, also in the same company, are now home with Ray having returned earlier. Hugh was wounded and gassed in action in the Argonne. details of his status since missing word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hicok
S. W. Hicok
Waterloo
France
New York
Ray
Hugh
Carl
Argonne Wood
Courteous Reminder to Auto Drivers by the Chief of Police
Major George Weilein, chief of police, issues a courteous warning to automobile drivers as spring nears and traffic increases. He urges cooperation to follow traffic laws and directs officers to use good judgment to reduce trouble. New traffic ordinance books will be available at the city clerk after publication.
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Chief OF Police
George Weilein
Judement
Last Minute Rush to Meet March Fifteenth Tax Filing
Waterloo business men and residents hurried to complete income tax reports before the March 15 deadline. Banks and offices were busy as people filed for themselves and others. The ad suggests placing a lost notice in the Courter as a quick remedy.
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Waterloo
Social club notices fill Waterloo day schedule.
Mary Kroesen hosts D C Reading circle with nine members and two guests while Mrs Arthur Wood and Miss Burmister attend. Many clubs meet with readings, entertainments, and dinners. multiple officers named, events at Zion church, Hotel Black Hawk, and Grace M E Church. engagement announced for Barnice Daley to Paul Bryant.
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Mary Kroesen
D. C
Arthur Wood
Miss Burmister
Carol Kroesen
Pluff
L. E. Peek
Waterloo Commercial club bylaws amend 20 year minimum
The Waterloo Commercial club voted last night to fix a twenty year minimum age for members, with a unanimous count following legal publication to amend the bylaws. Directors transacted much business in an executive session, while the group also passed a resolution seeking the immediate return of the Rainbow division to the states and endorsed education expansion bills and freight routing amendments affecting water and rail. Charles Van Vleck led a push to bring the 1920 Retail Shoe Men's association meeting to Waterloo, supported by local shoe men, and a convention-city selection change aimed at placing the decision in the directors’ hands. In Cedar Falls, club officials met to map the Pershing trail route from Mason City to Keokuk, linking New Orleans to Winnipeg.
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W. CG. T. U. Jubilee
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Zion Evangelical Church
Hotel Black Hawk
Ida B. Wise Smith
Katherine Lent Stevenson
Massachusetts Union
Waterloo Commercial Club
Board of
Passad
Baker
Smith-Bankhead
State Senate
Panama Canal
Charles van Vleck
Tte
Waterloo Convention Bureau
Des Moines
K. W. Gibson
G. V. Orr
le. Ay
Kleibenstein
A. J. Knapp
Mason City
Keokuk
New Orleans
Winnipeg
Mass meeting in Honolulu backs Japanese delegation to Paris
In Honolulu on March 12 a gathering of about 2,000 Hawaiian Japanese adopted a resolution to send a Japanese delegation to Paris. They seek inclusion of a treaty clause abolishing racial discrimination, arguing it serves humanity and justice.
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Honolulu
Paris
Woman's Club Forms Business Department For April 4 Meeting
A Business Woman's department of the Woman's club was organized at a meeting last night at Mrs. C. M. Young's home, 218 Alta Vista avenue. Officers named for the first term include Mrs. W. TD, chairman, Miss Gladys Powers executive member, and Miss Winifred Garvin secretary. Others present included Misses Inga Slianson.
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Elizabeth Kildee
Vera Lynch
Businness Woman's Department
The
Woman's Club
C. M. Young
Alta Vista Avanue
W. TD
Gladys Powers
Winifred Garvin
Inga Slianson
Women Professionals Plan First Meeting for April Fourth
Maude Spensley and Vlora Miner will host the first departmental gathering on April 4 with Home and Education volunteering to supply the program. A second meeting may be a downtown luncheon or dinner featuring informative talks. The group aims to benefit business and professional women and may model programs after Rotary clubs with general-interest topics.
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Home and Education Department
Inforutel
Rotary Clubs
New York Harbor Deadlock Deepens Over Strike Actions
New York March 12. Private boat owners and their employees remain in deadlock as harbor strike prospects dim. Meantime conditions grow serious as longshoremen refuse to handle work for owners facing strikes, following James L. incident reports.
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New York
Mediator Returns to Forge Boat Owners and Men Accord
From Washington a federal mediator conferred with government officials yesterday. Another push will seek a compromise settlement to bring boat owners and workers together.
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Flughes
Washington
Trieste Demands Dalmatia At Demonstration
Trieste demands Dalmatia including Spalato at a demonstration. Resolutions declare redemption of Italia irredenta incomplete without sister cities gaining liberty. The protest emphasizes independence and national status for Dalmatian territories.
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Trieste
Havas
Dalmatia
Spalato
Italia Jurridenta
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